Don't trigger autocompletion when in a string interpolation.
v0.2.16
Bug fixes
Fix path completion issues when wildcard characters are in the string to be
completed.
v0.2.15
New features
Add path autocompletion. Try it out by running use Toolshed at the IEx
prompt. Then type File.read("/e<tab>") for files in /etc or ls "li<tab>" if you have a lib directory under your current directory.
v0.2.14
Bug fixes
Fix warnings when building with Elixir 1.11.
v0.2.13
Bug fixes
Improve error message when :inets isn't available so that it says how to
add it to your mix.exs.
v0.2.12
Bug fixes
If help has been stripped, then don't tell the user that it's available.
New features
Add multicast_addresses command for listing multicast addresses being
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lost multicast subscriptions or just seeing what applications are listening
on.
v0.2.11
New features
Add date command for quickly checking the current date and time in UTC
Add httpget command for performing HTTP GET requests and printing the
response to stdout or saving it to the filesystem. Thanks to Jon Thacker for
this feature.
v0.2.17
Bug fixes
Don't trigger autocompletion when in a string interpolation.
v0.2.16
Bug fixes
Fix path completion issues when wildcard characters are in the string to be
completed.
v0.2.15
New features
Add path autocompletion. Try it out by running use Toolshed at the IEx
prompt. Then type File.read("/e<tab>") for files in /etc or ls "li<tab>" if you have a lib directory under your current directory.
v0.2.14
Bug fixes
Fix warnings when building with Elixir 1.11.
v0.2.13
Bug fixes
Improve error message when :inets isn't available so that it says how to
add it to your mix.exs.
v0.2.12
Bug fixes
If help has been stripped, then don't tell the user that it's available.
New features
Add multicast_addresses command for listing multicast addresses being
listened to on each network interface. This is helpful if you're debugging
lost multicast subscriptions or just seeing what applications are listening
on.
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